Very Old Hueblers
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Never saw a Hoppe Huebler before. Interesting pics!
Me either. Any way to get some more/better pics. I would love to see more of these.
Josh
we have a cue in common.
thought mine may have been a helmstetter because of the model no. on the butt.
model no. RH6
first custom i bought from a local billiard supply store that is long gone.
what is the model no. on yours?
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Woow is it a Fullsplice Cue ?? I mean a true fullspliced Cue with a Wrap on it ??
Thanks
Berny
Do all of the cues have the nylon thread insert in the shafts?
Inserts?
All four of the pictures I listed have nylon inserts. My two best playing cues of many are the ebony Huebler (Third from the left) and my Cochran cue. Before finding the Ebony Huebler I played with a 35 year old Palmer.
I own many Custom and production Hueblers and they do not all feel and play alike. The older cues are my preference for playing. The Customs are for investment purposes and when the time is right, will be for sale.
All four of the pictures I listed have nylon inserts. My two best playing cues of many are the ebony Huebler (Third from the left) and my Cochran cue. Before finding the Ebony Huebler I played with a 35 year old Palmer.
I own many Custom and production Hueblers and they do not all feel and play alike. The older cues are my preference for playing. The Customs are for investment purposes and when the time is right, will be for sale.
Do any of the cue's joints and/or shaft tenons look like this?
This cue's shaft has a nylon thread insert, brass joint collar .828" and stainless steel 5/16" x 18 pin.
This cue's shaft has a nylon thread insert, brass joint collar .828" and stainless steel 5/16" x 18 pin.
Huebler Joint
Huebler never made a piloted joint that I have seen or heard of. All mine are flat faced, with the nylon insert. I have old cues with joints like yours, but I believe all have brass inserts. I would be interested to know who made the piloted joint with a nylon insert. Thanks.
Huebler never made a piloted joint that I have seen or heard of. All mine are flat faced, with the nylon insert. I have old cues with joints like yours, but I believe all have brass inserts. I would be interested to know who made the piloted joint with a nylon insert. Thanks.
My old Huebler is the best player of all the cues I've tried.
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I would also like to know who made it.
Don't want to highjack your thread so I posted the cue in a seperate thread - http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?p=1925152#post1925152